If this is the case, it is strongly recommended that you get your password synced up on your laptop so that you can use SSO without experiencing any account lockouts. Please note that your password you use to log in to your Nintex laptop may not be the most up-to-date password for your account. The first thing you should try is double-checking that you are using the right password. This issue can be caused by a number of factors. Enter these in the prompt, and you should be signed in to the tool.įAQ I've tried logging in, but I'm getting an error when I enter in my credentials. You will now be redirected back to the initial login screen, however, you should see a new login method titled NintexADFSFarm03:įinally, this redirects you to sign in using your Nintex credentials which should be your Nintex email and password. Next, type in Nintex in the Custom Domain field, and click Continue: To do this with SSO, please select the Use Custom Domain button: Next, you will need to sign in to the add-in.
To do so, click on the Salesforce icon from the Outlook ribbon to open the add-in, and select your use-case for the tool to begin from the dropdown: Next, from the pop-up window, search for Salesforce, and select the Salesforce icon as indicated below:įinally, click Add and the add-in should begin installing in Outlook:Īfter successfully installing the Salesforce for Outlook add-in, you will need to set up the add-in so that you can begin using it. If you do not have an account please reach out to get started, open up your Outlook client and select Get Add-ins from the Home tab in your Outlook ribbon:
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